
Valdibora quay (tender landing and small-ship berth)
Quay in the Valdibora harbour for small ships and tenders. No terminal building.

Rovinj is a historic town on the west coast of Istria in Croatia, its old town crowded onto a headland below the Church of St Euphemia. More about Rovinj →

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Cruise ships call at the Valdibora harbour on the north side of the old town. Small ships can moor at the quay; larger ones anchor in the Valdibora basin and tender passengers to the quay on the main promenade, a short walk from Balbi's Arch.
0.3 km · ~6 min by car
About 300 m, a 6-minute walk through Balbi's Arch and up the cobbled lanes. Hilltop church above the old town. Church free; bell tower about €4.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
The old town and Golden Cape are walkable; Lim Bay and Pula need a taxi, bus or excursion. Distances, times and prices are approximate.
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Quay in the Valdibora harbour for small ships and tenders. No terminal building.
Prices are approximate. Meal prices are starting prices.

Rovinj is a historic town on the west coast of Istria in Croatia, its old town crowded onto a headland below the Church of St Euphemia. Small cruise ships can moor at the quay in the Valdibora harbour, while larger ones anchor offshore and tender passengers ashore, mainly between spring and autumn. From the quay, Balbi's Arch leads into the cobbled lanes of the old town, the Golden Cape park lies to the south, and Lim Bay is a short drive away.

Through Balbi's Arch and up the cobbled lanes of the old town to the Church of St Euphemia and its bell tower. Entry to the church is free; the bell tower costs €4.

The wooded park south of the town, with seaside paths and pebble coves.

The long sea inlet north of Rovinj, with oyster and mussel farms.

The Roman amphitheatre and old town of Pula, south of Rovinj. Arena entry €10, or €5 for children and students.